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- The Neilgherry Logs
- We are students of Foundation for Liberal And Management Education (FLAME), Pune. Assisted by our mentor Prof. Suniti Vadalkar, we are heading to the Nilgiri hills, or “Neilgherry” as the British called it, to conduct a research project on the tribes residing there. This is a part of the Discover India Project (DIP), a unique initiative taken by FLAME to promote research and awareness of our diverse country, at an Undergraduate level. We’d like to think of this blog as a set of logs, where we share our experiences throughout the process of conducting the research. Readers are encouraged to log on to check out our views, and share their views with us. Who knows, like us, you might just Discover something.
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2010
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May
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- Falsafa- a poem by Hemlata
- Day 10 - 'Kancha' kids
- Day 10 - Believe it or not - a Punjabi [Toda]
- Day 9 - Pots and dance at Sholur
- Day 8 - Stone age in the 21st cent.
- Day 7 - A 'Tiger' amongst other tribes.
- Day 7 - challenge
- Day 6- PO...this is the name of the toda temple
- Day 5 -How rural? How urban?
- Day 5 -Truly in the 'lap' of nature
- Day 4- With the Toda women at Avalanche
- Day 2 - Perceptions.
- Day 1 - The Train Journey.
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May
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You need not say anything more. Wonderful! It hits you hard. Such an appropriate image would remain etched in my mind for a long time.
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